Sweetcrispy Recliner Chair for Adults, Massage Fabric Small Recliner Home Theater Seating with Lumbar Support, Adjustable Modern Reclining Chair with Padded Seat Backrest for Living Room (Grey)

I am a lactation counselor and work with moms and babies all the time period. The office that I work for was using standard office chairs in my office area for moms to try to breastfeed their babies. I wanted a recliner, but they weren't willing to purchase one for me. Being that I'm an employee I decided I would just purchase a low-cost recliner to see how it went over with the moms. This is an apartment size, and it is not something that you would want to sit in full time, but it does do the trick, and the moms are happy with it. I happen to enjoy it especially with the massage benefits that I purchased one for myself to put it in the guest room and used it after I had neck surgery. The only downfall to it is when you go to recline it is hard to recline and you have to put a little bit of energy into it. Otherwise, it's a great chair for the price!

A nice chair, but it is on the small side...not fit as a classic den or "man cave" recliner. I wanted an inexpensive, slim-ish recliner to go in my office, so I bought this one. The chair looks great and functions well...rocks, swivels 360 degrees, and reclines. However, I am 5'10" and my head is BARELY supported when reclined. Other than wishing the back was a couple inches taller, the chair is great.

I bought this chair as a gift for a fairly large man (5’11”/200+ lbs.) It’s light weight but sturdy, and it was very easy to assemble. I have no trouble moving it to vacuum. It fits nicely in a very small room, even when the foot rest is extended, and it is fully reclined. The chair is advertised as having a massage feature, but really, it just vibrates. My guy is very happy with it, and it really is a comfortable chair. I try to sit in it every chance I get, and if we had the space I would have bought two!The side pocket is handy for the TV remote. I think it is a great value for the money!

I got this for my apartment. It does not take up much room. I am about 5' and it fits me perfect. I don't think this would be a good fit for a large person. Anyone too tall will have their feet hanging off. For me, it is worth the money.

It arrived on the day they told me it would. The product is of good quality, it arrived well packaged, it's very comfortable to sit on, it has many speeds and the massages it gives are very relaxing, it has a timer in case you fall asleep, 100% recommended!

The media could not be loaded. This recliner is on the lower side of being mediocre at best. It’s not worth the price at all and I would only recommend this piece of furniture as a temporary fixture. I recently had a spinal fusion, and needed something cheap but decent to help me heal a little better.Pros1. It lifts forward off the ground so you can easily slide off.2. It has 2 cup holders that you can remove to wash if needed.3. The remotes are easy enough to figure out.4. It’s an okay, temporary seating arrangement for someone who just had surgery.5. The heating works great.6. It’s easy to use.Cons:1. There wasn’t an instruction manual, but Amazon has an assembly video. However, it was difficult to assemble.2. One of the two wooden bases for this recliner was busted, but still questionably usable.3. In order to get some of the hardware to fit, my husband had to carve into a significant amount of the one busted, wooden base.4. It’s not very sturdy, so make sure you build it where it’s going to stay.5. This is not a long term use recliner, I suspect that it’ll last maybe a couple of months with heavy- moderate use.6. There are a lot of wires. A LOT.7. It comes with 2 remotes that are wired to the recliner, but it does have a pouch on the side to store them.8. I’d hardly call it a massager; it just vibrates.9. Vibrations being said, it’s LOUD.10. The cushioning is very cheaply made. It’s fluffy, but it squishes down when you sit on it and can feel the bones of the recliner.11. I do not think this would be very comfortable for someone who considers themself bigger than most. I’m 5’4” and weigh 127lbs and I fit perfectly in it; both width-wise on the seat and length-wise with it leaned back as far as it can go.Would I recommend it? Yes, but ONLY as a temporary seating solution. It does get the job done, all cons considering. I gave it 3 stars for this reason, otherwise I’d rate it 2 stars.I DO NOT recommend it for long term use.

Nice bedroom chair perfect and it shipped extra fast received it 5 days early ( easy to put together took 5 mins no tools needed)

I did read the reviews before I purchased. Yes I will agree this is a recliner for small people length and width. I just happen to be one. I am 4'9 and about 155lbs. I have no more space to get any bigger width or length. It fits me perfect. However it does need more cushion in the tush area. I can't sit in here for more than 2 hours without my bottom getting sore. So I will buy a seat cushion to help. I do like the incline/recline features. The vibrating massage is ok but would of loved to have the circular balls instead. The heating feature needs to be better. I put it on high and for me I could use more heat than what comes out.As far as putting together the hardest thing was getting the cloth to fit over the armrest. I would have to say it is overpriced in my opinion by $75-$100.But I am glad to have purchased my first recliner. The next time I purchase one it will be at a furniture store so I can see it and get a good feel for the features before I purchase it.